I can understand what the furry creatures are saying, and I've become the number one beast tame

Chapter 300 Advancement! Golden Core Stage Six!
Nanran wrote and drew to record Xiaomeng's progress.

Feng Yang paced back and forth anxiously to the side.

Several times, he wanted to wail at Nan Ran.

When his gaze fell upon Nanran, who was diligently writing and drawing, he was too embarrassed to interrupt.

In the end, he was actually influenced by Nan Ran, and his anxious heart gradually calmed down.

He walked behind Nan Ran and watched her write and draw. The more he watched, the more fascinated he became. He even gradually gained some understanding. The bottleneck that he had been unable to comprehend even after many days of seclusion suddenly collapsed with a bang.

"I……"

Feng Yang stared wide-eyed at himself, utterly incredulous.

He looked at Nan Ran with even greater shock.

However, Nan Ran was still writing and drawing and didn't notice his changes at all.

Even the noise he made didn't disturb anyone.

Feng Yang wisely kept quiet.

Even though he had just advanced to the sixth level of the Golden Core stage!
I should have been very excited.

But looking at Nan Ran's back as he diligently wrote and drew, he suddenly felt that there really wasn't anything to get excited about.

Around noon, Huiyao came over and asked if we wanted to set out the table for lunch.

At this time of day, Nanran would have already started eating, rain or shine.

She never missed a meal, even in the Water Demon Forest.

Even if you didn't have time to eat at the time, you should eat it as soon as you get to a safe place.

In Nanran's words: "Man is made of iron, food is made of steel; if you miss a meal, you'll be starving."

But this was the first time she had ever seen Nan Ran so engrossed in something other than eating, completely oblivious to the world around her. Even after she and Feng Yang called her several times, they couldn't pull her out of her drawing and writing.

"Why don't we bring the food over and keep it warm? That way, Nanran can eat it whenever she wants later." Feng Yang suggested, "I can help watch the fire so the food won't burn."

Huiyao was greatly shocked: "Nanran... Sister?"

What kind of show is this?
Feng Yang scratched his head somewhat embarrassedly, as if his little secret had been caught: "I, I... I just wanted to become Sister Nan Ran's apprentice, but I couldn't get her permission, and I didn't dare to offend her by calling her by her name directly, so I compromised."

Huiyao instantly understood.

"It must have been difficult for you..." But you were quite persistent.

It's been so long, and they still haven't given up.

Although she was an outer disciple, she had heard that ever since returning from the Water Demon Forest, this inner disciple, who had been personally selected by the sect leader to join the special training team, was now a highly sought-after figure.

After all, the others either already have a master or haven't even entered the inner sect yet, so becoming a disciple is still a long way off.

"It's not difficult at all!"

Feng Yang explained urgently, "It was my fault for being so shameless and unreasonable. I just hoped that I didn't bother Sister Nanran too much and cause her any trouble."

Huiyao naturally didn't want to comment too much on such matters, so she simply nodded and didn't continue the topic.

"...Then I'll do as you say. I'll bring the food over later. I'll trouble you to help watch the fire."

"Okay, no trouble at all."

The two agreed, and Huiyao went to the kitchen to fetch the food and brought it over.

Feng Yang stood beside him, carefully keeping the food warm with a small stove used for brewing tea.

Nan Ran wrote and drew for half an hour before finally stopping to stretch her sore and stiff shoulders.

"Sister Nanran! You're finally done with your work. Lunch is ready. Junior Sister Huiyao made braised pork knuckle, and it's so tender it falls off the bone. Would you like to try some?"

Nan Ran was still a little uncomfortable with Feng Yang's enthusiasm and attentiveness.

She stared at him for a while before slowly nodding: "Okay."